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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-12-21 22:20
Americans have witnessed principled dissent this year, from prosecutors who refused orders to university presidents who would not retreat from their vision of academic freedom.Donald Trump is likely to face more of it next year https://t.co/gAxBa3NAQE ...
X @Mike Benz
Mike Benz· 2025-10-11 00:08
Documentary Focus - The documentary "God Complex" explores the censorship industrial complex [1] - The documentary is produced by Big Picture Originals [1] Allegations of Government Overreach - US intelligence agencies are allegedly circumventing restrictions on domestic operations by labeling citizens as linked to foreign powers [1][2] - This tactic allegedly allows domestic dissent to be targeted [2]
‘A tool of autocrats’: Trump’s DOJ targets naturalized Americans
MSNBC· 2025-07-05 20:17
Legal & Political Analysis - The administration prioritizes denaturalization, raising concerns about potential abuse of power [1] - The Department of Justice memo's "potential danger to national security" clause is concerning, mirroring autocratic tactics used to suppress dissent [1] - Denaturalization efforts could induce fear and self-censorship, undermining the principles of dissent upon which the country was founded [1] - The administration is potentially exploiting a loophole regarding unlawfully procured naturalization to target individuals, even for minor errors on applications [6][7] - Civil denaturalization cases lack the right to counsel and have a lower burden of proof, raising concerns about due process [1] - There are concerns that the Supreme Court might defer to the administration on denaturalization issues, potentially eroding citizenship rights [1][9] - Historically, denaturalization was reserved for serious cases like war criminals, but broadening its application poses a danger to political freedom [11] Historical Context - A 1967 Supreme Court case significantly limited denaturalization, but a footnote left a loophole that is now being exploited [5][6] - Denaturalization efforts during World War II extended to American-born citizens accused of draft dodging, leading to Supreme Court intervention [3][4] - There is a concern that the current political climate is returning to an era where citizenship is politicized, similar to the pre-1967 period [11][12]